RECORDINGS
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VIDEOS
Clips from the premiere of Jungle Book, choreography by Colby Damon. Set Design by Sebastienne Mundheim. Costume design by Rebecca Kanach. Co-commissioned and presented by the Pennsylvania Ballet and the Curtis Institute of Music.
Concert by Ensemble Made in Canada including 'Snikt, Bub!'. Performance of this work begins at 18:00.
Video produced by the Richmond Symphony thanks in part to a grant by NewMusicUSA to give audience members an introduction to Prayers of Rain and Wind before Joseph Conyers' performance in February 2013. Details of my residency with the symphony can be found here.
The following three clips are excerpts from the premiere of my Clarinet Sonatina "Gumbo". It was commissioned and premiered by the wonderful Jose Franch-Ballester for the Delaware Chamber Music Festival with me at the piano.
Movement 1:
Movement 2:
Movement 3:
This is a clip of the third movement of Raise Hymn, Praise Shout featuring the Sphinx Virtuosi and soloist Xavier Foley.
Rufus Olivier and Brenda Tom rock The Owl Sings at Noon at a Composers, Inc. concert in 2014.
A promotional video I scored for the 2003 National Space Symposium to demonstrate the potential uses of satellite imaging software by tech company Analytical Graphics, Inc (AGI). This was a product of a creative partnership between the Curtis Institute and the AGI as a corporate donor.
Clip from the Definiens presentation of A Shipwreck Opera in One Act with libretto by Aimee Bender. This minimal, mobile production at USC featuring soprano Katherine Giaquinto was stunning in its simplicity. Directed by Nathan Singh and conducted by Jenni Brandon.
KEYNOTES
This keynote was made to be presented to the audience at the premiere of 'Snikt, Bub!' at Stanford University which I was unable to attend at the last minute. The piece was commissioned and premiered by Ensemble Made in Canada, for whom I have had the privilege to write two piano quartets and travel with on a tour of Ontario.
AUDIO
Audio of a wonderful performance of a short violin piece written in 2000 called Waves by the fantastic violinist Solomiya Ivakhiv.
A live performance of one of the Exeter Riddles by Kairos of which I was a member at the time. Kairos is an truly exceptional group of musicians and people and singing with them was one of the greatest joys for me and my family when we lived in the Hudson Valley. A CD with the full Riddles was released and is linked at the top of this page, including premiere recordings of other works by Schickele, Tsontakis, Lundergan, Fryer and others!